PETE&C 2018: Differentiation for Special Needs Students

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The information in these slides was presented on February 13, 2018 during PETE&C 2018 in Hershey, PA by Melissa Henning, M.Ed. Educational Content Manger for The Source for Learning/ TeachersFirst. Differentiation is excellent for ALL students, but especially beneficial to meet the needs of special needs students. Join us as we explore the pedagogy behind Tomlinson’s model. Participants will analyze the importance of differentiation with special needs students and learn about more than 10 cool tools useful with special needs learners.

Differentiation for Special Needs
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PETE & C 2018
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Who is Carol Tomlinson
Information
• UVA Professor
• Chair of Educational
Leadership, Foundations,
and Policy
• Co-Director of the
University's Institutes on
Academic Diversity
• Expert on Differentiation
• Author

Similar – Yet - Different
Differentiation vs Individualized vs Personalized

Pedagogy and Introduction to Differentiation
• Look at individuals, not the
class as a whole.
• Remember you aren’t just
teaching content, you are
teaching content to humans.
• Differentiation is common
sense and good teaching.
• Proactive

Assessment
• Formative
•Exit Ticket
•Frayer Diagram
•Windshield Check
•Ongoing - checking in
•Not for grades

Interest
● Personal Interest
● Hobbies
● Technology Use
● Art
● Music
Engagement & Motivation

Readiness
● Distance from
goal
● Fluid
● Challenging
work

Content - Information Delivery
● Video
● Podcast/Vodcast
● eBooks
● Teacher
● Articles
● Song

Process - Practice
● Tiered Activities
● Interest Centers
● Learning
Contracts
● Menu
● Cubes
● Websites
● Games

Product - Demonstrate Learning
● Projects
● Stories
● Poems
● Videos
● Songs
● Web 2.0

Nine Combinations
Readiness
Content Process Product

Nine Combinations
Interest
Content Process Product

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Questions??
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